Frequenty Asked Emergency Questions 1
My dog ate a penny, should I be worried? Simply put, yes. Pennies produced after 1983 contain zinc which is toxic to dogs and cats. Zinc causes hemolytic anemia (destruction of red blood cells) through an unknown mechanism and can…
Metropolitan Partners with Red Paw Emergency Relief
Metropolitan Partners with Red Paw Emergency Relief Metropolitan is very proud to partner with Red Paw Emergency Relief. The Red Paw Emergency Relief Team is an emergency services, nonprofit organization that works in conjunction with the American Red Cross, SEPA…
PAY IT FORWARD – The Beckham Story
Pay It Forward - The Beckham Story I think we all understand what it means ... this is our pay it forward story we'd like to share. And if you ask me - this family is the definition of kindness,…
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Veterinary Ophthalmology The job of the Veterinary Ophthalmologist is to preserve vision and comfort for animals. Our goal is to meet the need for an advanced eye exam and advanced eye care, often at the request of the primary veterinarian…
Metro Vet’s Dr. Roland Featured in Trends Magazine
Metro Vet’s Dr. Roland Featured in Trends Magazine One of our cardiologists, Doctor Roland was featured this month in AAHA Trends Magazine in their feature about the “strive to make pacemaker implantation accessible” Our Dr. Roland is one of the,…
MVA Visits St. Christopher’s Hospital For Children
Thursday, December 19, 2013, was a fun filled day with Santa and his Elf helper. We ate, danced, watched a magic show, did crafts, and opened presents. St. Christopher's Hospital for Children’s Cancer Center was an amazing group of children…
MVA Achieves AAHA Referral Accreditation
MVA Achieves AAHA Referral Accreditation Metropolitan Veterinary Associates® has been AAHA accredited for 27 years and now we have also just achieved our AAHA Referral Accreditation. This is a great accomplishment that we’re thrilled to have obtained - there are…